... Dudley are prepay to TENbERS the Supply of t following ALS. rlOr a period of 12 Mouth.. IRONWARE and BROOMS. SHOVELS AND PICKS. PICK SHAFTS AND HARD WOW) BLOCKS. DRYSALTIKRY. DRAIN PIPES. SAND. BRICKS. I FIRQUERED PAVINii• VS IRON CASTINOS. DISINFECTANTS ...

... chiefly among old dogs whom teeth are decayed. The objectionable habit some dogs have of devouring every sort of filthy garbage they can pick up not unnaturally tends to spoil the breath. But over and above all these causes we must remember that the moat important ...

... pay 7s. Gd. expenses. Theft.—Nathaniel Adley was charged with stealing a stone pick, the properly of Mr. William Holder, of the value of 2s. It appeared defendant took the pick from his work and sold it to another party. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was ...

... temporal affairs. While working with a gang of labourers in Bay-street, where some road operations were being carried on, a garbage cart 0 backed on to where ex-Lieutenant-Governor Ransier was at work, and dumped a load of rubbish in the street. Among the ...

... of their dog at heart. should take every precaution to eati•fy t►eir dome appetites at home—not leaving it to them to pick up garbage and refune from the gutter. ...

... conducted their houses. The licence day was then adjourned for fortnight. Assault.—Frederick Tedstone, nailor, was charged lz garbage, of Worcester-street, with assaulting her on tie inst. Complainant and several witnesses stated that she was in Water Close ...

... 7s. 6d. expenses. TnEvr. —Nathaniel Adley was charged with stealing a stone pick, the property of Mr. William Holder, of the value of 2s. It appeared defendant took the pick from the work and sold it to another party. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was ...

... WEEKLY MAGAZINE. GLEANINGS. (FROM PICK-ME-UP. j Cause and Effect —Mrs. Kuagger : Don't forgel th many man owes his succumb in life to his wife. Mr. Kuagger : Yes, and many man owes ■ his wife to his success in life Mow that it is definitely assuied ...

... past an old man might have been seen carrying an old bag on his shoulders, scraping up odds and ends from the gutter and garbage from the streets. This man's home was in a London suburb, a wretched room filled with rubbish—old pieces of iron and braes ...

... heads, to a few indispensable rigs, and aetnally to the offal of ' cats' meat stills and the scraps of waste food which may be picked up in the (greets. .. A w.dow with tour children was found in a wretched room without food or fire, or hope of getting either ...

... from page to page, as he does not perplex the searcher by wandering hither and thither, but oes steadily through the work, picking out here « word and there a word, here u quotation from Tertullian, aud there a term of Ecclesiology, as may suit his purpose ...

... to pick up their daily food in tile streets. Ido not see how we can have one law for the dogs of the rich and another law for the dogs of the poor. Apart from that consideration, however, it strikes me that the dogs who are accustomed to pick up their ...